Summer Summit Segment - Sandra J. Adams

Sandra J. Adams, former district director for Congressman Bob Good, spoke at the 2025 Virginia Tea Party Summit, exposing federal agency abuses. Drawing from her missionary years in Ukraine, she highlighted America’s declining freedoms and her office’s success in resolving 7,500 cases, recovering $28 million. Her experiences with agency inefficiencies and personal intimidation while writing Government Servant or Master fueled her mission to educate Americans on their constitutional rights.

Adams’ research uncovered 473 federal agencies with unconstitutional powers from the 1946 Administrative Procedures Act, detailing their impact in a 309-page report. She praised the 2024 Supreme Court decision overturning Chevron deference and discussed the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), hopeful it will continue cutting waste despite setbacks. Her book aims to inspire citizens to hold government accountable and restore its role as a servant of the people.

Urging action, Adams called for citizens to learn America’s founding principles and support constitutional leaders. She proposed requiring elected officials to pass the naturalization test to ensure they understand the Constitution. With DOGE’s $78 billion in savings and her book’s real stories of agency abuse, Adams rallies Americans to engage, reform the administrative state, and defend freedom for future generations.

Links to purchase Sandy Book:

https://www.governmentservantormaster.com/

https://www.amazon.com/Government-Exposing-Americas-Bureaucracy-Citizens/dp/1571024883